“My ‘Not on the Run from the Federales’ t-shirt has a lot of people asking questions already answered by my t-shirt.”
Give him a little more time, and I’m sure he can complete the failure.
You’re buying things advertised on the daily caller, you get the “a fool and his money are soon parted” badge…
I hear it’s a NFT these days.
Starting kinda small, though:
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Per the IRS’s statement, SFOX has more than 175,000 registered users who have conducted more than $12 billion in transactions since 2015. The agency said it has identified “at least ten” – count 'em, ten – US taxpayers who have used SFOX but failed to report transactions.
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Early days?
Sure - but they were $8 billion of the transactions.
Maybe the rest are making sound legal decisions and are properly declaring their income taxes. /s
On the bright side, it turns out all those bored ape bros who got hacked didn’t lose anything of value.
She gathered up enough couch change to pay the fine.
Binance robbed of $600 million in crypto-tokens
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance temporarily halted its blockchain network on Thursday in response to a cyberattack that led to the theft of two million BNB tokens, notionally exchangeable for $566 million in fiat currency.
The shutdown, requiring the cooperation of 26 validators to close the decentralized system, occurred around 2200 UTC on October 6, as a result of the exploitation of the BSC Token Hub bridge, which connects the BNB Beacon Chain and the BNB Smart Chain so tokens from different blockchains can be exchanged.
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The issue has been resolved now. But there is a lot of need for improvements in crypto exchanges and projects. Regulations needed to avoid frauds.
Isn’t that the antithesis of everything crypto? Its entire raison d’etre was that The Man couldn’t touch it.